Hello Everyone! I'm announcing a new collaboration with my husband, Joshua Edjida: the Theater of Me.
Theater of Me is a live, interactive, role-playing game designed to make the Primal Yes manifest in your life.
What is the Primal Yes? The Primal Yes is the unique expression of your authentic self when your body, heart, and mind are all in alignment. This alignment is the key that opens the door for your soul to come roaring through -- to the great benefit of your relationships, your work, and your health.
Theater of Me is a super fun group experience set around a virtual campfire, and it gives you access to the places where you would never travel by yourself.
We would love for you to join! We're offering 2 Single Missions on August 9th and August 16th so you can dip your toes in the Theater of Me waters. And then on August 30th our first 6-week Voyage launches.
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Join "Theater of Me Mission 1: The Handoff"
Meeting on Zoom on Sunday August 9th, 11-1230 MT.
In 2041, something precious has to cross a broken bridge. It is too heavy for any one person to carry, and the gap in the middle is too wide for anyone to cross alone. So it moves the only way it can. Hand to hand. Each person carries it as far as they can, then has to let go and trust the next set of hands to be there.
Join the August 9th Mission - $17
Join "Theater of Me Mission 2: The Orphan"
Meeting on Zoom on Sunday August 16th, 11-1230 MT.
In 2041, there is a child nobody claims. Not lost exactly. Left. Waiting at the edge of the story for someone to come back for them. The orphan is not a stranger. It is a part of you that got left behind somewhere along the way, the version of you that was too much, or too loud, or too tender, and learned to wait quietly offstage. This mission, the crew goes back for them. Together.
Join the August 16th Mission - $17
Take Your Seat in the First Theater of Me VOYAGE --> Begins August 30th!
A dedicated crew of 6-12 members will come together for voyage made up of six consecutive missions. The overarching theme of the Voyage will be created based upon the crew members' collective field of desires, needs, hangups, obstacles, and fears.
Learn More About the Voyage and Request to Board
Read more about the Theater of Me, written by Joshua:
Think about the moments that actually shape your life. Not the tasks. The human moments. The conversation you keep avoiding. The fight you and your partner have had forty times. The moment at work where you either speak up or go quiet, and you always go quiet.
Here is the strange thing about those moments. They are the highest-stakes things you do, and they are the only things you never get to practice. You rehearse for a presentation. You practice for an interview. But the conversation that could save or end your marriage, you only get to do live, once, with everything on the line. That is the worst possible way to learn anything.
Theater of Me is the rehearsal room for exactly those moments.
Here is how it works. We gather around a virtual fire, a small group, on Zoom. Someone brings a real situation, or we take up a theme the whole group is carrying, something like trust, or the moment you stop believing in yourself. And then, instead of talking about it, we play it. Like a live, improvised role-playing game. We build a world, we step into characters, and we let the thing come alive out loud, together.
And here is the part that makes it work. You get cast in the part you would never choose for yourself. If your habit is to take care of everyone, you might get cast as the one who has to be taken care of. If you always stay in control, you might get the part that falls apart. You play the exact move you spend your whole life avoiding. Not because we diagnosed you, but because that is where the growth is, and because it is genuinely fun to watch a room full of people do the thing they are worst at, together, and discover they can.
You do not have to believe in anything. You do not have to be an actor. You do not have to perform, and you can keep your camera off and just be in the firelight if you want. Nobody explains anything at you. You just play, and something moves.
Why do it. Because the pattern you keep repeating in real life is costing you something. A relationship. A partnership. Years. Here you get to fail on purpose, at speed, in a place where failing is the whole point, until you walk out with a move you did not have before. You practice the hard thing here, so you stop paying full price for it out there.
Fail here, so you don't have to fail there.
There are three ways in. You can watch a complete recorded game for free, called The First Fire, to feel what it is before you decide anything. You can take a seat in a single live mission for a small price, about ninety minutes, a good first taste. Or you can join a Voyage, the same crew around the same fire for six Sundays, which is where the real, lasting change happens, because the deep places only open when people trust each other over time.
And one last thing, because it is part of the fun. The technique is borrowed from the Blind Seers of 2041, who used story to bend what was real. You do not have to know any of that to walk in. You just get to use their tools.
That is Theater of Me. A place to practice being human, in the moments that matter most, before they arrive.
Come sit at the fire. See what it brings up.
Let's do this! I’m wishing you deep wellness of your soul, please feel free to reach out anytime!
